Sentence examples for it would be inviting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Simon said that if the state moved forward with those tests, it would be inviting another lawsuit on the issue.
On the day that New Delhi announced it would be inviting General Musharraf for talks, it also released a 135-page report on national security.
The DWP said the poor quality of the company's written reports were "contractually unacceptable" and announced on Monday it would be inviting other companies to bid for fresh regional contracts by summer 2014 to help reduce waiting times.
The council said it would be inviting potential buyers to participate in a pre-qualification process for the NEC Group, which also includes national ticketing agency the Ticket Factory, hospitality company Amplify and its catering arm, Amadeus.
Until recently, most analysts, myself included, considered a euro breakup basically impossible, since any government that even hinted that it was considering leaving the euro would be inviting a catastrophic run on its banks.
"I can't believe they would ever use it for the simple reason that they would be inviting a second strike," he said.
Television in Venezuela also broadcast images of tank battalions heading to the border, following a threat by Mr. Chávez on Sunday that Colombia would be inviting war if it carried out an incursion in Venezuela similar to the one on Saturday in a remote Amazonian province of Ecuador that killed 21 guerrillas.
The most important outcome of his summit conference with North Korea in June, President Kim Dae Jung of South Korea says, was a common understanding that American troops must stay in South Korea to prevent a vacuum on the Korean peninsula that would be inviting to its neighbors.
Lawmakers caution that by allowing companies linked to the Chinese government to build 5G infrastructure, the U.S. and its close allies (Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the U.K). would be inviting the fox to guard the henhouse.
When a State Department official asked why the Fellowship would be inviting such a tyrant to a prayer breakfast, Coe says, the answer was "That's why we invited him".
Despite the rewards offered by the Americans, anyone who turned in Qaeda leaders would be inviting certain punishment locally.
